Learn the definition of the word precedent please.

If EA or Activision did this, you'd see a billion people making comments about how publishers are the devil.

"There is no great societal impact."

"Go where you're going to have fun playing with people you know. Because other than that, they are functionally the same bloody game."

"[...] but stuff that is fun and trying to do something different, engaging, of a level of quality in this particular case something that catered to a free to play market. That did so in a way that we don't think anybody else is."

I don't know, people gave Double Fine and Obsidian Entertainment the money they needed in record time.

...since when was generically dressing as another profession cosplaying?

People have gone further for things worth less than $3,000.

Sultry features? The only resemblance to Audrey is in the fact that the facial features are dainty, but the eyes, eyebrows, and especially the hair are a dead give away that it's not Audrey Hepburn.

...so instead of admitting you're wrong, you're going full troll?

Nope. Gay marriage was requested long before. They're not sorry they didn't include it, they're sorry that there was a backlash.

There's nothing convoluted about the backstory they presented...the convoluted parts of Diablo lore are the backstabbing, the societal structures of Angels and Demons, the Prime Evils' plans, etc., none of which were touched in this video.

While I support LGBT rights in every fashion, this article reads very biased. Any rational human being can recognize that gay rights is a controversial and polarizing enough issue that including it in this game would be construed as social commentary, and as a corporation, Nintendo has no moral obligation to support…

When they have Deus Ex quality implants, I'll be first in line to get them, but I do not want to be testing the frontier of this technology.

The story is barebones. The games aren't about the story, they're about the gameplay. That said, Borderlands 2 story improved upon the first a lot.

When the card is burned, a black market organization is notified and they bring you the favor that the card describes.

Yes he should be fired. As a community manager, his job is public relations. If he's spewing out controversial opinions, that's not good PR or good community management.

I am dealing with it. You're the one who can't handle the fact that it's not true HD, so much so that you bullshit things about subjects you clearly know nothing about.

Oh right, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea never calls itself democratic.

This is a nice job, where you're paid to write an article about how you're procrastinating on the article's intended content.